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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-04-26, Page 6fo..4111111 HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ANT., APRIL 26. 1973y wi of Walton 4 Mrs McCall heads institute 1•• 40 FOR FARM NEEDS We have 1973 contracts now available for WHITE BEANS We ale() have contracts available for SEED OATS Fertilizer The most competitive prices in bulk or bag- ged fertilizer. ViTe can deliver and`have Alen- .... ty of spreaders available. ALSO - See us for your Pre-Planting of Anhydrous Ammonia Seed Grain -- The best quality in all Yiarieties MITCHELL 348-8433 _ • IIENSALL 262-2527 Seed Clovers and Grasses Agri-Chemicals -- Seed Corn -- Northup King, Warwick, United, Dekaib. Shop for Quality and Service at Best quality & price with free mixing. A complete line to protect your Crops and Stock from weeds and insects. 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' spred lustre ALKYD SEMI GLOSS ENAMEL • Idea) for woodwork, kitchens & bathrooms. •. Steam and grease resistant • Dries to smooth, scrubable finish spred tex S 99 SEMI-GLOSS ENAMEL • Smooth dirt resistant finish • Easy brush or roller application. • Clean up tools with water Quart* LIMITED STOCK - ORDER NOW SALE EXPIRES MAY 30th 1973 PAIrrg QUOIT!, .er FOR OM 1 - id)MV RFATIV 1,11111111 Colult1 fIn B, 41.1011TI V Malirn S 99 GAL: BALL ,MACAULAY Ltd. Clinten 482.9514 — Hensel! 262-2713"— Seatorth 527-0910 Personals Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mc Gavin have, returned home from their winter holiday in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Lundy of Hamilton spent the Eas,ter holiday weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall. , Mr. and Mrs. Volker Hert- lein and family of London visited Easter Sunday with Mr. -and Mrs. William Thamer and other rela- tives. Miss Ruth Ritchie R.N.," of Hamilton spent a few days this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Ritchie. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hum- phries and family ,,of London, spent the Easter weekend with Mr. and' Mrs. stewart Htimphries and Kim. Mr. Bill Uhler of Burlington spent the holiday weekend at the home of his father Ernie Uhler. Miss Glenna Houston of Wind- sor was home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rae Houston for the Easter holiday. • Mrs. Willitn Sholdice, Clin- ton, and Mrs. Russel' Wilbee, Ethel, visiteda week ago Sunday with Mr. and Mrs: Ian wiibee and attended the Thank-offering service at Duff's United Church in the evening. Visiting. recently with Mr. and • Mrs. Ray ligether,, Steven and John were, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marshall, Stoney Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Deane, Toronto; and Mr. and Mrs. Watson Webster, Clinton. Rev. Derwyn and Mrs. Docken and Kristen spent a few days at their cottage rtear,,Meaford.. Mr. and Mrs. Frank0Surke, Stephen and Sheila spent Good . Friday with 'Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huether. Misses Breit Bewley„ Connie Coutts and eticy Nolan, Nurses-1n -training spent their holiday week with their parents. Miss Karen McEwing of Sarnia, spent the Easter weekend holiday at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack McEwing. Mrs. Ray Huether, Steven and John spent Easter Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Watson Webster, and attended services at Ontario Street 'United' Church, Clinton.- • Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stevenson ancl, Ronald attended the baptis- mal service in N. orthside united . Church a week ago Sunday when Dana Isabel Stevenson was bap- ° Used. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stevenson and Anna Lee were also present, later visiting Mr. and Mrs. Peter McGowan Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Don Maier and family of London, visited on the Easter holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Watson. Remember! I t takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. IPh. 527-0240: Expositor Action A4, .e2 Huanphries; Jane Ethel Leemingr Patricia Anne McDonald; Susan Gail Murray; Mary Elizabeth Searle; Brian Harold Smith; John Robert Van Vliet; Anne Marie Watson; Brian Roy Wil- bee. Also joining by certificate, of Transfer, Mrs. - Robert Humphries.' Emerson Mitchell and Ian Wilbee• assisted Rev. D. Docken and extended a hand of weldome to the young people.. This was followed by communion with those serving: Mac. Sholdice, Allan Searle, Ken McDonald,• Harvey Craig, Stewart McCall and Ron Bennett. The choir sang an an- them assisted by Mrs. Ian wil- bee at the organ. Rev. D. Docken took as his sermon, ""Did 'Jesus really rise from the Grave." The offering was received by Clayton Fraser, John Van Vliet and Roger Humphries. Greeting at the door were Neil Ma-Gavin and Her Traviss. Easter lilies were placed in the sanctuary by the U.C.W. for the following, Mrs. Margaret Humphries, . Mrs. Lily Hudie, MT's. William Sholdice, Mrs. Maud Leeining, Mrs. Gordon McGavin, Mrs. Ethel Hackwell, Mrs. Jack Bosman and Mrs.John McDonald. of the greatest values in Women's Institute membership and the signs that are set in the Mary Stewart 'Collect. Good branches do not just happen, but are the result of unselfishness, for- giveness and honor. Mrs. Jim Fritz reported for the committee on' the bus trip. ,It was decided not to go to Toronto on May 16, as plumed and it was left. with the com- mittee to look into places to visit in Stratford for the bus trip, set for June 7. There will be 'a meeting May 16, with the Agri- culture and Canadian• 'Industries convenors in charge of the program. The annual meeting followed with the minutes and finahcial report' read by the sesretary- treasurer, Mrs. JoeSteffler. The auditors' report was given by Mrs. Harvey Craig. Mrs. Joe Steiner entertained as sSuSie Snowflake" with an amusing acting recitation, “The Ship". The standing committee reporti Were given. Mrs. Alvin McDonald in- stalled the new slate of officers as follows: Past President, We- Gerald., Watson;, Presideht, Mrs. Allan All McCall; lit Viee-Pied- dent Mrs. Don Achilles; 2nd Vice- President, Mrs. Bill Humphries; Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Ken McDonald; District Director, Mrs. Gerald Watson; Alternate, Mrs. Allan McCallr Public Rela- tions Officer, Mrs. Jim Axtmann; Branch -Directors, Mrs. Ray Hue- ther, Mrs. Jan Van Vliet Jr., Mrs. Don McDonald, and Mrs. Laverne Godkin; Curators, Mrs. Nelsen Reid,: and Mrs. ;Tim Mc Donald; Press reporters, Mrs. A. McCall and MrsoEarl Watson; Auditors, Mrs. Harvey Craig and Mrs. Dave Watson. • Standing Committee Con- venors, Agriculture and Canadian Industries, ,Mrs. Emerson Mit- chell and Mrs. Harold Bolger; Citizenship and World Affairs, Mrs. Mac Sholdice and Mrs. Graesne Craig; Family andCon- sumer Affairs, Mrs. George mc Call and Mrs. Ron Bennett; Edu- cation and Cultural Affairs, Mrs. Bill Leeming and Mrs. Dave Watson; Resolutions, Mrs. Alvin McDonald and Mrs: Harvey Craig; Sunshine Stater, Mrs. Nelson Marks.. • Lucky chair was won by Mrs. Norm Schade with prize donate- by Mrs. A. MCall. Mrs. Alvin cDonald gave a reading, “Patch- Ork quilt". Mrs. Don Achilles gave a prize, for a lucky ticket won by Mrs.HerbTraviss. Mrs. Gerald Watson in her. President's summary thanked everyone for their help during e past two years and welcomed the new cochinittee. She condp Bridal Shower A miscellaneous shower for Miss Evelyn Haggitt, bride-elect of next monwas held at the ty7 home of r . Ken Shortreed, when appr mately 25 -ladies gathered to wish her well. Con- tests were enjoyed during the evening and Evelyn waspresented with many gifts. Mrs. Short- reed was assisted by Mrs. Larry Bolger. TODAY'S CHILD BY HELEN ALLEN LOVES TO BE HELPFUL Peter loves people, and part of hia ' happinesscom- panionship is theing• helpful. This 11-year-old is a ng volunteer for all sorts of house and _garden chores and he even goes ar ound.the neighborhood looking for projects he can help with. - Peter is a handsome lad with smiling dark eyes, brawn hair and medium complexion. His background is English and French. Small for his age, he looks two or three years younger than he is. Born prematurely, peter was slow to develop. He is in excellent health, with only minor co-ordination pro- beeps. He attends special classes for non-academic students and will .continue to peed this type of special training. Peter is a lovable, even-tempered boy, well-mannered and eager' to' please. He is aware that he is somewhat behind other children but his good nature and real spunk make him keep trying. He likes to tease, is full of conversation and shows interest in everything going on. His co-ordination makes organized sports difficult but he hives to play for fun. He is enjoying learning t o swim. This lad gets on well with children of all ages. He thrives on warmth, understanding and stimulation. With his winning personality, he can be a joy to a family who will accept him as he is without placing high academic expectations on him. To inquire about adopting Peter, please write Wrigley's Child, Box 888, Station K, Tor,onto. --aniggai."- -magma- Annual VALUES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION — STARTING — Thursday, April 26 - GEROFSKY BROS • 4-H4r Killop 111 e MoKillop 111 Knits-Wits Was. held at the home of Mrs. Van lirunen when Jo Ann Van Drunen read the minutes and Janet Drager the' Treasurer's Report of $9.75 in the, treasury. Mrs. Van Drunen showed how to put in zippers and sleeves. A subsequent meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Drager on April 16 when Jo Ann Van Drunen again read the minutes and Janet Drage,r gave the. Trea- surer's report showing $7,175 on hand, The next meeting is to be held at-Van Drunen's in May. In the meantime ' there is to be a meeting in St. • Columban School for the discussion of the Fashion Show by several clubs. The sixth meeting of the Nim- ble Needle Nannies was held at the home of Gayle Campbell. The Roll Call was ,on How I plan to care for my garnient once it is made. Miss Hunt was to have, attended the meeting but failed to come. Zippers, buttons, but- tonholes and applying Buttonholes were discussed. The Nimble Needle Nannies met again at the home of Vicky Harris. Achievement Day was discussed and the girls practised • modelling and discussed their exhibit at Achievement Day. --Easter Service was held in Cavan United "Church with Rev. Realer preaching on an' Easthr Theme. o Mrs. Betty Khoel_er sang a solo and the choir had.a spe- cial anthem. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal , Hensall with Mr. and Mrs. Don Dodds and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Holland, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Dodde for the Easter week- end. ' Mrs. Gordon Blanchard flew by plane to Texas and Is visiting with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Say De Forrest. • • Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Dale, Clinton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Storey and celebrated Bonnie's birthday. Visitorfs at Mr. and Mrs. Or- val Storey's on Friday evening were: Mr. and Mrs. Don Mc- Leod, Allsa Craig; Mrs. Harvey Jacobi, Hensall; Mrs. John Mc- Dougal, Stratford; Mrs. Eva Par- ker, Mitchell; Mrs. Beryle Sto- rey, Mrs. Hugh Flynn, Londes- boro. Mr. Doug. Cook, Goderich, spent the week-end with Jackie Storey. Mr. and Mrs, Bob Harris attended the Marks-Pryce wed- ding reception-on.Thursday even- ing., Mr. -.Gordon Blanchard and faMily visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Embling, Vanastra. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Storey, Bonnie and Ray visited with Mr.' and Mrs. Wilmer Cuthill, Sea- forth. Visiting in the same home were: Mrs. Storey, Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. 'Charlie Storey, St. Marys and Lorena Storey, London, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hulley and family spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker, Cromarty and visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Oatneron and Mrs. Ellah Hulley, Brucefield. Visitors •with gir. and Mrs. BOO Harris were: Mr. and Mrs. William Govier and Kevin, God- erich; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Argyle, Brucefield; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Doherty and family, Goderich and Miss Kathy Scott, Seaforth. (intelided for last week) The Easter Thankoffering of .Caven U.C.W. was held with visi- tors front Seaforth, Burna and Walton. Mrs. Elmer Koehler Opened this meeting with a verse en- titled ""Easter Miracles." Hymn 386 was sung and Mrs. Koehler welcomed the visitors. Mrs. Wm. Little led the wor- ship service and Mrs. Les. Camp. bell read the scripture. The two McPherson boys played a number on the bagpipes. Mrs. Little read a verse on “Trees" and the boys played "Amazing Grace."- Mrs. Edna Bolton led in pray- er. "Mrs. Koehler introduced the guest speaker Mrs. Jessie Gray of Egmondville who gave an in- teresting talk on her recent visit • to India and also introduced the Study book. She was thahked by Mrs. Minna Scott and presented with a small gift. A social half hour was spent and lunch served. . ... , The McKillop Unit of the U.C.W. niet at the home of Mrs. Charles McCutcheon, April 12, with 13 members present. We. Merton Hackwell presided for devotions opening the meeting With a reading, #0 0 GQd, with' eagerness we seek your pre- sence." ""At the Name ,of Jesus" was sung and scriptures from Luke 24, verses 1 - 12 was read by Mrs. Keith Rock. The meditation, "/Wrong Placa to Look," was given by Mrs. Merton Hackwell. “Lord of the Dance" was sung and Mrs. Campbell wey gave as her topic, "The Lord of the Dance.". Mrs. John Burch presided for business, thanking those who had taken part. Minutes were read .by Mrs," Glen McNichol. Roll call was answered by exchange , of flower seeds. Lunch was served by Mrs. Norman Schade, Mrs. Stewart Mc Call, Mrs. Neil McGavin and the hostess, Mrs. Charles McCut- cheon. - 4H Meet The sixth meeting-- 'of the ""Sporty Knits" Walton III was held at the' home of Mrs. Karen Hoegy. All members answered the roll call, ,,How I plan to care for my garment once it is made." Pearl McCallum demonstrated a zipper without a seam with, piece showing, also applying elastic in firm knits. The next meeting to be held at, Gay Fischer's home. WI Meeting The Walton Women's Institute met Wednesday evening April 18, when 3'7 ladies sat down to a turkey dinner catered by the Winthrop: U.C.W. in their church basement. Prior to the • meal, Mrs. Gerald Watson dpened„the meet- ing with Mrs.. Neil McGaVin as pianist. Mrs. Don Achilles thanked the ladies for the dinner: Mrs. Eric Anderson replied for the Winthrop U.C.W. Mrs. Neil McGavin , blanch director led in a sing song, and Mrs. Ray Huether assisted at the piano. A. new -meriliber, Mrs. Harold Hudie, was welcomed. Mrs. Joe Steller read the minutes and treasurer's re- port, indicating $5 50.23 on hand. The district annual meeting was announced for May 8th, In Duff's United Church. It was decided that the Sunshine Sisters gifts would he held at the annual meet- ing instead of the December meeting. ,Mrs. Allan McCall, the incoming president spoke on .one ted a musical, pass the box contest, with many taking part and Mrs. Don Achilles receiving the final prize. The new president, Mrs. Allan McCall presented the Past President, Mrs. Watson with a ' gift, on behalf of the -members for her leadership during her two years in office. The four voting delegates at the District Annual in •Walton on May 8, will be Mrs. Don Achilles, Mrs. Alvin McDonald, Mrs. Tor- rence Dundas and Mrs. Gerald Watson. A donation of ten dol- lars was voted to the Brussels Fall Fair Board. The executive and conveners will meet, Tues- day evening to plan the next year's program. It was agreed to pay .$25.00 to the Secretary-Trea- surer. Easter Service Fifteen members of the con- firmation class joined the church ,,, Sunday . morning. They included,*Diane Esther Dennis, Peggy Ann Dennis; Steven Allan Dennis; Janice Doreen Houston, Kim Lee Humphries; Roger William Humphries; Susan Ann Wiiithrop area AK grpuOs • continue me eting series DEPARTMENT' STORE MITCHELL, ONTARIO BEAT THE TAX TRADE. NOW and SAVE DOLLARS on a NEW or USED CAR • 1971 Cougar 1969 Ford, 2-door, 11T. 1970 Ford LTD, loaded 1967 Ford Stationwagon 1970 Ford Galaxie, 4-door 1967 Ford, 4-door, Sedan 1969 Cheyelle 1967 Ford Fairlane 1969 Ford LTD, 2-dr. 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